In the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, the Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) pellet mill machine is emerging as a breakthrough technology for converting municipal solid waste (MSW) into high-quality alternative fuel. Designed for industrial applications, this machine can efficiently pelletize combustible waste fractions, providing a practical substitute for fossil fuels in industries such as cement, lime, coal-fired power plants, and steel manufacturing.
Q1: What is RDF and why is it important?
RDF is produced from the combustible components of municipal waste, including non-recyclable plastics (excluding PVC), paper, cardboard, labels, and other corrugated materials. Through a series of separation steps—screening, air classification, ballistic separation, ferrous and non-ferrous material removal, and shredding—MSW is transformed into a uniform feedstock. Pelletizing this material creates homogeneous RDF pellets that are easier to store, transport, and utilize as a reliable energy source.
Q2: What makes this RDF pellet mill unique?
The KLF880 RDF pellet mill stands out for its no roller bearing design, which reduces maintenance and enhances durability. It incorporates a thin oil lubrication system, a special planetary-mode press roller shaft, and a reinforced gearbox manufactured using world-class gear processing technology. This design allows the machine to run continuously for 24 hours at temperatures below 80°C while maintaining low noise levels (≤80 decibels).
Q3: What are the technical highlights?
Main power: 200 kW
Ring die size: 880 mm inner diameter
Support power: 7.5 kW
Pellet output: 3–4 tons per hour
Pellet diameters: 22 mm, 24 mm, 28 mm
Weight: 14 tons
Cooling: Oil-based
Roller adjustment: Manual
These features ensure that the pellet mill operates reliably, produces uniform pellets, and adapts to various production needs. Customers can easily switch ring dies to produce different pellet sizes according to their specific requirements.
In the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, the Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) pellet mill machine is emerging as a breakthrough technology for converting municipal solid waste (MSW) into high-quality alternative fuel. Designed for industrial applications, this machine can efficiently pelletize combustible waste fractions, providing a practical substitute for fossil fuels in industries such as cement, lime, coal-fired power plants, and steel manufacturing.
Q1: What is RDF and why is it important?
RDF is produced from the combustible components of municipal waste, including non-recyclable plastics (excluding PVC), paper, cardboard, labels, and other corrugated materials. Through a series of separation steps—screening, air classification, ballistic separation, ferrous and non-ferrous material removal, and shredding—MSW is transformed into a uniform feedstock. Pelletizing this material creates homogeneous RDF pellets that are easier to store, transport, and utilize as a reliable energy source.
Q2: What makes this RDF pellet mill unique?
The KLF880 RDF pellet mill stands out for its no roller bearing design, which reduces maintenance and enhances durability. It incorporates a thin oil lubrication system, a special planetary-mode press roller shaft, and a reinforced gearbox manufactured using world-class gear processing technology. This design allows the machine to run continuously for 24 hours at temperatures below 80°C while maintaining low noise levels (≤80 decibels).
Q3: What are the technical highlights?
Main power: 200 kW
Ring die size: 880 mm inner diameter
Support power: 7.5 kW
Pellet output: 3–4 tons per hour
Pellet diameters: 22 mm, 24 mm, 28 mm
Weight: 14 tons
Cooling: Oil-based
Roller adjustment: Manual
These features ensure that the pellet mill operates reliably, produces uniform pellets, and adapts to various production needs. Customers can easily switch ring dies to produce different pellet sizes according to their specific requirements.
